Tasmanian Club

Tasmanian Club occupies a colonial-era building at 132 Macquarie Street in Hobart, Tasmania. It is a private club with a heritage setting, traditional service and a contemporary outlook. Access is reserved for members, reciprocal members and their guests, giving the venue a defined social character rather than the feel of a general public restaurant.

Dining is centred on fine food served in the club’s dining rooms, with several room options providing a choice of atmosphere within the historic clubhouse. The setting is shaped by club traditions, comfort and courtesy, while the overall approach remains current rather than purely nostalgic. Members and guests can also use the library and reading room for quieter occasions, or spend time in the snooker room.

The club’s facilities extend beyond dining. Accommodation rooms are available within the clubhouse, and dedicated function facilities support gatherings arranged through the club. The combination of dining, social rooms and overnight accommodation gives the venue a residential clubhouse quality, suited to members seeking a familiar base in Hobart or reciprocal members visiting the city.

Tasmanian Club suits diners who value privacy, heritage surroundings and a measured club atmosphere. It is also relevant to members of reciprocal clubs, with reciprocal access extending to clubs in Australia and other countries. Guests are welcome when accompanied under the club’s membership arrangements, including male and female guests.

As a private venue, the club is best approached with access requirements in mind. Enquiries about dining, functions, accommodation, dress expectations and reciprocal membership arrangements can be directed to the club before arrival. The Macquarie Street location places the club within Hobart’s established city setting, while its rooms provide an enclosed alternative to the city’s more casual dining venues.